Table 1 Clinical characteristics of the patients carrying the SHOX 5′UTR variants.

From: Variants in the 5′UTR reduce SHOX expression and contribute to SHOX haploinsufficiency

Patient

Variation

Sex

Age at diagnosis

Height (cm)

Height SDS

Gestational age

Weight at birth (g)

Length at birth (cm)

Bone age (years)

Growth velocity (cm/year)

Growth velocity SDS

Target height SDS

Weight percentile

BMI percentile

Sitting height/height

Arm span/height

Cubitus Valgus

Short forearm

Curved forearm

Muscular hypertrophy

Ulnar dislocation (at the elbow)

Rappold score

1

c.-58 G > T

M

10.3

131.1

−1.17

39

2920

50

8

5

−0.13

0.67

25–50

>50

0.556

na

No

No

No

No

No

6

2

c.-51 G > A

M

12.2

125

−3.17

40

2640

47

12.7

na

na

−1.9

<3

15

0.49

1.05

Yes

No

No

No

No

2

3

c.-19 G > A

M

10.7

130.4

−1.64

39

3850

51.5

9.3

4.6

−0.67

−1.17

50

50–85

0.537

0.998

No

No

No

No

No

4

4.a

c.-19 G > A

F

9.6

124.2

−1.8

39

3130

45.4

9.2

4.3

−1.41

−2.10

25–50

85–97

0.553

0.998

No

No

No

Yes

No

9

4.b

c.-19 G > A

F

7.7

116.8

−1.6

40

3490

48

na

5.2

−0.61

−2.10

25

50–85

0.55

0.990

No

No

No

Yes

No

9

5

c.-19 G > A

M

16.4

155

−2.4

39

4760

53

17

na

na

−1.71

25

50–85

0.57

1

No

No

No

Yes

No

9

6

c.-9del

F

11.6

126

−3.2

40

2770

49

10.8

8.4

0.1

−2.0

1

1

0.54

0.99

No

No

No

No

No

0

  1. na not available.